House Deliberations on McMichael Solicitor Fee Bill End in Tangle
Georgia House adjourned amid parliamentary confusion over the McMichael bill to abolish solicitor fees and place solicitors on salaries tied to circuit population. Debate featured many amendments, votes on passage, and motions to table or postpone, with local bills and salaries also addressed before adjournment.
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Committee On General Judiciary No 1
House
Hardeman
Jefferson
Jeave
Georgia
San Francisco
Henry Spencer Hanged in Wheaton Execution
Henry Spencer, condemned for the murder of Mrs Mildred Allison Rex, was hanged today at Wheaton. He stood on the trap and repeated three Psalms as the drop descended, ending the case in the Illinois town.
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Henry Spencer
Chicago
Mildred Allison Rex
Wheaton
Spencer
What Every Mother Wants to Know About Her Baby
Practical guidance from 1914 on baby barley water, thick gruel, and feeding timelines. Includes steps for barley water, gruel from unground grains, and safe egg, fruit, vegetables, ice cream, meat, and junket as a teething option. Emphasizes slow cooking, digestibility, and age appropriate textures.
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Falva
Acummer
Mest
Salisbury
Senate Debates Bill to Abolish Quartermaster General
Senate debates a bill to abolish the office of quartermaster general, with Senator Miller contending the state should not pay 2750 annually for a post largely spent lobbying. General Obear's status and past actions are discussed, and votes on Miller’s bill and related measures proceed amid parliamentary skirmishes.
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Senate
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Obcar
McNeil
Miller's US
Perry
Hoke Smith
General Obear
Weners
Brown
J van Holt Nash
WG Obear
Georgia
General Obears
Reid
War Department
Obear
Ober
Terry
United States
Grant Perry
St Righthy
Allen and Tyson
Plucky fight ends with $39 loss in Atlanta robbery
DA Maddox, visiting from Arniston Ala, was robbed of $40 after a bold struggle with a likely highwayman at the Boulevard and Iewin street corner. Officers failed to find the robber, but recovered a $1 bill dropped during the scuffle. Maddox remained maised by the loss.
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Iewin Street
DA Maddox
Atlanta
Arniston
Crew Street
Maddox
Falmer
Poles Cut From Mrs Woody Property Halts Lines
Milledgeville Ga July 31 Special The local telephone company reported line trouble after Mrs N A Woody of Midway had poles on her property removed crippling service A warrant for malicious mischief was issued against her in Judge Hall s court and she sought a temporary injunction to stop erecting poles again Before injunctions could be served the poles were replaced and service resumed
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Milledgeville, Gas
N A Woody
Midway
King
Telephone Company
Rev Peacock to Fill Pulpit at Tabernacle
Edward Peacock, once assistant pastor to Dr Len G Broughton in Atlanta, will occupy the Tabernacle pulpit Sunday night on a two weeks vacation. He is currently assistant pastor of the First Baptist Church of Knoxville Tennessee.
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Edward Peacock
Len G Broughton
Atlanta
Tabernacle
Peacock
Flist Baptlal Church
Knoxville
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